Name: Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill
Address: Wheat Ridge, CO

I remember the first time I met Sharon was actually at Crown Hill cemetery in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. I was sitting on top of my father's grave talking to him and along comes a beautiful woman, striking, the biggest smile I ever saw. 

She asked if I knew where Bobby Andersen's grave was, he was my father, and I said yes absolutely I'm sitting on him.. and we both laughed our asses off and we were friends ever since. She was going to visit her children across from my dad. Sharon had a lot of tragedy in her life but she was resilient and soulful. I loved her.

Sharon was such a lovely lady inside and out.I remember her being gracious,kind,compassionate, and thankful.It amazed me that even though she’s been through so many difficult things she still said that we need to be grateful.
Johanna you were the light of her life.

Sharon was beautiful on the inside and outside! I met Sharon through my brother, Jerry; they were like family to him, and later to his wife Denise. 
Her smile and laugh could light the room up. She was a great listener!

Love,  Cynthia

I first met Sharon probably 20 years ago. I was a volunteer at Table Mtn. Animal Center Animal Shelter and was trying to adopt out a Rottweiler. I met Sharon at the Petsmart where I was there with the dog. She was with her neighbor and wanted the dog for her neighbor but she came into the animal shelter the following day and adopted Cassie for herself and Gene, her husband. She left a picture for me of her and Cassie and the rest is history. Sharon and her husband were such devoted animal lovers and took such good care of their pets.
Whenever I saw Sharon and Gene, they talked so lovingly of their granddaughter, Johanna and their animals. 

Sharon was a pleasure
 to be Friends with☆
She  usually greeted me,
 with her beautiful Smile & calmness & asking how I & everyone was
 & filled me on Her & Family
& what was New?

She shared her advice & 
Her Family & pets & feelings, 
with Us, as we did her.
We didn't always agree, but I respected & tried to understand her point, as she did Us. We learned & helped each other, as that is, what great friends do. 

 I Admired, Sharon & Gene & their devotion & Love & marriage & Friendship & how they Loved,
their Family & Friends & pets & Animal's, of course, near & Far~

I meant her, their, Son,  Glen, 
while in College, Sharon kept Us,
 in line &
we became life long Friend's ☆

I will always treasure☆
Sharon & her Family & the many years of memories, we shared ❤ 
She was strong & a hard worker, she made everything look so easy, with her classy lady, Smile & Attitude & Actions.

 She was there, through thick & thin, 
on our roller coaster of life ~circumstances., that just happen.

I am honored☆ that our 
Circle of Life paths ++crossed ○●

Sharon & Gene, were both, so proud of their Granddaughter Johanna,
 as we are, she has many of their
 Great Family Traits, to carry on 
& we are Thankful, 
as they make our 🌎World,
 a better place, Amen~❤❤❤

Hugs & 💋 😘 kisses, to Johanna, 
please, keep in touch,
 know we, Love You & your's☆☆☆
 

What a gem Sharon was. I loved visiting her and Tootsie and always enjoyed when she and Gene used to visit us at my grandma and grandpa’s. They always gave me great dog advice, being a new dog owner-lol. I can hear her and see her beautiful face saying, “Now honey, how are you?” I always loved how much she adored Johanna - Grandmas are the best! I will miss her. 

She was so pretty—inside and out. I loved watching the way Gene looked at her with a twinkle in his eye.  She was so proud of you, Johanna, and loved you so much. She will be missed. 

OBITUARY

Sharon Irene Jeppson

January 21, 1939 – October 13, 2021

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill

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